Go into preferences, click accounts, highlight the one you want, then
click remove account. This removes the account. However, for some
reason, this does not either remove the server, or prompt you if
you'd like to remove the server it uses. To do this, you need to add
a new account. When it gets to the server used for the account,
there is an edit servers button. Click that, then you can select the
server you want from the table, then click remove. Then simply exit
w/o saving. There's probably another way to get the server list, but
this is the only way I've run across to remove servers. There's
probably some way to edit the servers w/o adding a new account, but
if there is, I've not found it. Mostly because I've only ever needed
to change my server settings once, and that was while adding a new
account. *grin*
hth think this will remove th
On Mar 6, 2006, at 3:40 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi. I'm sure I've seen this somewhere before, but I cannot locate
it now that I need it. In Mail, I have a server in my server list
from an account which no longer exists. Mail keeps trying to use
this as the primary POP server. Is there a way to permanently
remove this server record from Mail? Having only just recently
started using Apple mail regularly, I must say I'm quite
impressed. Shame that the spell checker doesn't seem all that
accessible ... but one can't have everything. My main concern is
this server issue. Resolve that, and I'll be a happy bunny. Oh,
one more thing: Someone gave me some hot keys to move to the top
and bottom of a large group of messages in Mail, but they don't
seem to work. Anybody have a complete listing of Mail shortcuts
and hot keys?
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